Tuesday 8 September 2015

CSS


Controlling the presentation elements of HTML becomes a lot easier with the use of another coding software by the name of CSS - Cascading Style Sheets
HTML is used to structure the content. CSS is used for formatting/styling that structured content.
Instead of creating different style tags in HTML for every single element on every single page, CSS universally cascades styles across a whole HTML document or set of pages.

      
      With CSS you can:
  • Change font color and style 
  • Change dimensions of objects (<img> and <div>)
  • Add margins and padding
  • Position and float objects 
  • Change the colours of objects, text, links etc 
  • Control how links look and behave 
  • Control how images look
  • Make gradients, drop shadows 
  • Make rounded corners and other basic special effects 
  • Control the layout of many different pages from one single style sheet
  • You have more precise control of the layout compared to HTML

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